First Session
The inaugural session of the National Council meeting began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp in front of the images of Bharat Mata, Shradhhey Thengdi Ji, Deendayal Upadhyay Ji, and Babu Genu Ji. Present on the stage were:
Dr. Rajiv Kumar, Akhil Bhartiya Vichar Vibhag pramukh, introduced the dignitaries on the stage.
Sh. Satish Kumar presented an overview of the topic using a PowerPoint presentation, explaining the necessity of Swadeshi Jagran Manch. He highlighted that conditions similar to 1991 are arising again, and even the U.S., which once supported WTO, is now criticizing it. He emphasized that India must become prosperous and great through Indian ideology, Swadeshi thinking, and global cooperation.
A detailed discussion was held on the Self-Reliant India Campaign, the organizational structure of Swadeshi Jagran Manch, the annual calendar, and various activities. Sh. Satish Kumar emphasized that the campaign is a new phase of the old Swadeshi movements, and a drive could be launched against Chinese and American products. He assured that Swadeshi’s victory is inevitable.
On this occasion, a new Swadeshi song “Bolo Vande Mataram”, composed by Saga Music under the efforts of Sh. Satish Chawla, was released by Sh. R. Sundaram. The song was sung by Dr. Madhur Mahajan.
During the session, National Co-Coordinator Dr. Rajkumar Mittal read and presented the first resolution, titled “Building a Great and Prosperous Nation Based on Indian Economic and Social Thought”, which was passed unanimously after discussion.
Additionally, reports from the Southern, South-Central, and other regional teams were presented by Sh. Satyanarayan and Sh. K. Jagdish (Organizers).
Second Session
In this session, Shri V.C. Bhartia (Trade Association of India) and Shri Dinesh Patel (Gayatri Parivar) shared their contributions to the Self-Reliant India Campaign.
Reports from various regions were presented –
The session was moderated by Dr. Dharmendra Dubey.
Third Session
Dr. Rajkumar Chaturvedi (All India Contact Head) elaborated on the concerns regarding declining birth rates.
Dr. Rajesh explained the importance of establishing an Entrepreneurship Commission.
Dr. Vikas discussed including organic entrepreneurship in the curriculum at Amarkantak University.
Sh. Satish Kumar emphasized making entrepreneurial education mandatory under the New Education Policy, with at least 30 hours of training for every student.
Sh. Bhaggaya Ji (former Joint General Secretary, RSS) provided guidance, emphasizing the need for Swadeshi awareness and economic self-reliance. He highlighted the importance of promoting local products and turning Swadeshi initiatives into a public movement.
The session was conducted by Sh. Ajay Patki.
Fourth Session
Sh. Rajesh Gupta (All India Vanvasi Kalyan Parishad) provided insights into various Self-Reliant India initiatives for tribal communities, such as –
Prof. Somnath Sachdeva shared details about the Swadeshi Research Institute under construction in New Delhi, which has been operational since 2018.
Dr. Ashwani Mahajan presented Resolution No. 2, emphasizing that any India-U.S. trade agreement must prioritize farmers and small enterprises. The proposal was discussed, amended with suggestions, and passed unanimously.
Sh. Sonam Gupta (Samarth Bharat, New Delhi) explained various projects under Self-Reliant India, including skill development training through the WORKO app. The session was moderated by Sh. Deepak Sharma (All India Co-Management Head).
Fifth Session
This session involved regional meetings, with discussions on –
All India officials were present in these meetings.
Sixth Session
The session began with a tribute to Sh. Dinkar Keshav Bhakre, the first coordinator of Chhattisgarh province.
Dr. Vikas outlined a step-by-step plan for entrepreneurship development under Viksit Bharat@2047.
Dr. Amita Patki emphasized environmental conservation through practical guidelines.
Sh. Saket Rathore presented a report on the Swarnim Bharat Foundation, a non-profit organization formed in May 2023.
Sh. Yogesh Mehta (BGIF) discussed making India a global manufacturing hub.
Dr. Dhanpat Ram Agarwal explained the importance of branding Swadeshi and analyzing economic trends.
Seventh Session
Sh. Keshav Dubolia spoke on youth engagement in the organization.
Dr. Rajiv Kumar presented the annual calendar and key events.
Sh. Satish Chawla introduced the fundraising campaign from March 20 to April 11, 2025.
Sh. Anil Sharma detailed Vimarsh Study Groups, focusing on Indian economic models and global market forces.
Dr. Ranjit Singh discussed efforts to spread the legacy of Rishi Dattopant Thengadi Ji through online platforms. Smt. Archana Meena emphasized women’s role in cultural and economic self-reliance.
The session was moderated by Dr. Sunita Barthwal.
Closing Session
Sh. Jagdish Patel introduced the committees responsible for organizing the event.
Attendees expressed gratitude to the Raipur and Chhattisgarh teams through enthusiastic slogans.
Sh. R. Sundaram announced new responsibilities for various members.
Sh. Kashmiri Lal emphasized the need for Swadeshi research and self-reliance.
Dr. Krishna Gopal Ji (Joint General Secretary, RSS) highlighted India’s economic history, stressing the importance of self-sufficient development models and decentralization. He cautioned against excessive consumerism and emphasized the need for an Indian-centric development approach.
The session concluded with the national song “Vande Mataram”, marking the successful completion of the National Council Meeting.
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Dakshin Kshetra
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Uttar Tamil Nadu
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Vidarbha Prant
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